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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-28

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-28

men Of fair education auG
w good address. If well recommended can fine
profitable employment. Address at once, t., Boz
rs mcE2Sdt~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-28

VIyANTED-Ladyc clerk; ore who understands
w the dry goods business. Address Box 70,
Augusta, Me. mch2ld2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-28

XXTANTED-A girl to do housework in a family
w of five. Enquire OF MRS. w. B. L aPHAM,
No. IL Elm St. mch25dlw<
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Selblimorb zines ginidhria>ssre

- Selbiilnorb zines ginidhrigsGreis
miligen. Der erit am l. Oitober in
bas Militdr eiueefelte ginidbrigs6rei.
willige Stub. phil. 8. aus Minoen bot
fd oaTelbif i'm 6auie feiner Mutter
bic pulsabern bur6i6nitteu unb i1mere
8erlpunbunsen om 9alie unb Der
gruif beigebra9t. IS erfol9te feline
ueberfhbruag in bas Miiltdrs 2ranfen,
baus. bod mar ouf Miebsrberifelung
oes un9liidliden nidt au boffen. 8.
itanb mitten in Ieinen 8orbereitungen
gum gramen. su benz sr fi9 Olfern
tteaen mollte, als ibn unernartet bic
@inberufunesprbre traf. ba er bti fei=
ner i6wddli6sn Contribution nidt &c.
glaubt bate, gum Militdrbienft beran
ge3ogen 3u lperben. Cine 3uriidtels
lung fonnte aber bel benz poreeriidten
Utter BEG 8. ni6t mebr eruirft tperben.
Die St6rung in Ieinsr balo poaenbeten
Borbereitung gum @ramen nabm Der
iunge Wtann fif 10 gu 9eraen, bab er
9anb an id leste.
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6 dIim me .2aune.

Sn elmer alten .Siibinger @bronit~
1T GoIsenbes 3u leien: .anno 1914,
als bic 8apern in Der Jeitung eeleeen,
wurbe BON ben Gransoien Der Waa uns
terminirt unb eeiprenst, iporin iiber 1S
psrionen boperii@er 8eiaBuus umta
men. Nls bic Wine ange3iinbet, III nss
ben anoeren aud ein Soloatenweib in
bic Cuff eeiagt woroen. cine aderldnge
tueit. obue einisen e6aben su 8obeu
gefallsn, pieber aufseiianoen uno un.
perfebrt baDon seganaen, bat aber Org
sei6impft, unb III fdlimmer 2auns
ssiJeIt."
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8Dltom, Der 2lmftipnatpr, an ber
9ouftonitrabens8riide bat einen lf6n
onortirten 8orratb BON M0beIn =
Waaren eriter &lafle gu raiionabIen
preiien. 9tiible, Betten nit Sprinas
feberz Matraben. por3elans, @lass unb
MeRerf6mieb Waareu unb faft 9lIes
Mnbere. mas Sbr 3ur eoinfottablen Mus, /,
Itatiung Cures 0aufes n6tbig babt. Ct
ma9t iib Elm Ner9nhgen baraus, feline
Waaren gu seigen unb prelie an3ugeben.
Seben 8 an tag. 0ormittags 10
nbr fin6et in ieinem Store Elm Mufs
tionsbertauf ftatt. 7,2.1iw
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= Der fleine &arliif elm Ieioeni@aft.
li1er Greuno BON Bfannfu1en. Nis Ct
neuli9 bon ieiEer Grobmutterpon elmer
eigens ibm gu gbren gebadenen edais
fel ftnf @ttid segeifen bot, unb ii@ ali.
Ber Stanoe fiebt. bod einen tpeiteren
NiHen binuntei 3u bringen, bridt ct
nit einem tDebmhtbigen Bid auf bic
Ru9enihhfel in bic Worte aus:
r@robmntter, Id wtnidte, i9 mdre,
ipie gfa6bars GriB unb paul, 3miI.
lingeH
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ben 9amen Elm unb eggte leidt au.
SIN 6riibilbr 1886 fireute i'd mad. mo-
er ausgefroren mar, bearbeiieie arpil9en
ben &elben unb belt oas 2anb BON
untraut rein. Sd f6te ebenfals i'm
9leiden Sriibiabr (Mdr3) i Mder brett,
Dhrfig Ser breittriirfig @el1ie ging
f6on ben Sommer tiber faft alle elm.
Mu1 bon bem in ReIben bertrodnete
plel ritiammt ben Wur3eln, aIs er f1on
10 3ou uno b6ber mar; i'm 8anaen
aber erbielt i9 piel Samen oapon.
SIN Ottober '86 fdte i'd : @der 3og.
gen unb oerfubr babel tpie gemDbnlid.
ytadber fdtr i'd Mlfaliaiamen 5ariiber
uno pulperfirte bas 2ano nod einmal.
Die Sadt ging prddtig auf. i'd batte
meine Greube baran, bod bieieIbe follte
BON fur3er Dauer iein, benn Der erhe
.etwas ltarte 6roif t6btete bic iungen
pHdn5den obtppbl iie BON &ogsen
idon aiemli1 geidiibt Ddren. '86 mar
Die befannt. aud Elm Dirres sSabr.
Sd babe nod Ii pfuub ielbiteeaoees
men Samen unb fenoe 8erinhsluftigen
probepddheH 3u. lpenn fie mir Brlefs
marfen fiir poitsebiibr einienben.
8eifer als cine Mal3e.
Wan nebme 8 Breiter bon / 3olI bid
6 6uB lang unO 10 brett, oaB ie 3ufam.
men ettua 80 3oa nusma1en. Nasle
iie fef auf 4 2eiiten. 9luf ber einen
2ausieite bsfeiiise s ,3ou bon iebem
Gnbe Elm Glen nit Saten ober Sting
moran elm fur3ss Sitd astte gebdngt
tuerben fam. spanue an iebes gn6e
elm pferb an. Gum SIP fiir ben 3rei.
Der seailst cine 2iite roelebe auf bic
8retter geitellt ipirb. 6eIbfperNdnbli9
muB oas Hano sprber nit @gge ober
Build geebnet iperben.
M66te bitten, mir einitneilen feline
geiteaungen fiir Samen. ausgenotnmen
Mlfalia, auSuienben, ba i'd gum Ser.
f6iden ao9 ni9t pprbereitet bin.-S9
werbe 3ur geeigneten 3eit NnSeiee in
Der rJreien prefe" MAIDEN.
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Sn einem MiIitdrs5pitaI lag ber
Snfanteriit @raber auf einsm 8ett, iiber
beiien &opf irtiger Weiie Der Name
Mdller ffano. @ruber itarb, unb Sags
oarauf tpar TN 9asesbefebl gu lefen !:
Snfanteriit Msiiler gefiern seftorben.
Vim Sage bana6 melbete ber unterofs
ti3ier: sd melbe geboriamf, odB aug
Werieben geifern Der Snfanterilt @ruber
fhr ben Snfanteriteu Miiller geitors
ben ilt.1
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Nrnte 2Idot)elt.
gerIiner aOmoa pOn asanl sinsam.

l0crtfetuns.l
Du iDirff Ia bemertt baben, fe ii
nnbers als mir. Giebat ibren &opf fiji,
iidb. -. nnb nun Ieb ipobl, mein 6er3
6eut Nbenb bIeibe i1 nit meinel
Ghtpeitey suiammen. mir ieben uns
alf6 etit mDrgen. gluf Dieberfeben!
@enn au9 Der @mpfang, ben
5ransi'S GGmelter 8oi5om bsreitel
bate, re@t eutmutbigenb mar, 10 mubtt
Der tIsine Ostor i'm 2anfe bes No1mii.
tags cod befidnbis unn lebboit an bas
ihlanfe blonde Ndb1en benien. 6iei
lunr bielleid)t ein neuer 6ieg 5u erin.
gen! rn6 bic G1mierigteiten, bic 1iG
ibm f1einbar enteepenitellten; idredter
i'm ni@t. Die @bDefer gefieI i'm
eatl@ieben belier als 6ran5i. sic er.
iHnerte ibu nebenbei an ben eigentbams
Ii@Hen Nben0, ben er In feinem eigen.
tthmliben Qeben Derbra6t bate. @r
tiluBte he ndber fenneI lernen!
10.
6ranji mar febr tbeilnabmsboa in
itrer Nrt. 0rete bate ibr mir er3dEli,
bab ibr Batter ublIig beraui9t gu ibr
ge.pmmen fei unb einen Nufiriit berbeis
eefhbrt babe, Der ibr bus tDeitsre 1ers
bleiben Bel Grau b. 6ennib 3ur lnm6ss
li1teit made. Bon ber Yegegunng in
ibrem 3immer 3uii9eu ihrem Water
unb bem Grafen 0eiHri6 bate He Hidt
DeiprD@eH. Sic bate ss bisber ni9t
fiir nDtbig gebalien. lber ibre 9e3isbun=
gen 3Hm @rafen paggersM Mablberff bes
5iimnfere Mnqoben au MAIDEN unb ben
Nan1ea bes @rafeH 6ran3i gegeniiber
nimt nnsgelpro6en. sic ipuBte ia bon
ber.erRen GtuHbe Der Begegnung nit
bem Grafen Bruno ber, bab biefer nit
dgau3i bstannt mar.
SO fanu mir be1tea, iu9te ssranai,
ME uuaneenebm Biz bic @si@i6te ge.
iut(eu 1T, unb es tbui mir furdtbar leib,
bob III tuohrfmeinIi1 bic unlGuIbige
DeranlafInnQ bdsu aepelen bin, benn
ilt habe Der Mlten, bic Id mir porgefern
bdbe femmen ial5eu, qeleaentIih, ohne
mir etlDas babel 3u 6entsn, beine
MDrelle Mlf0efDelit. Ga t10f mir 11d1s
Der gleiG IeiD. un6 i6 babe Is ibr sur
Bat6t gemod5f, bid pollit6nbig 3ufries
ben 5u laHen. Sic Bat Is mir aud per
ipro@en. Mber iie bot ofenbnr lpieber
einnaI ui9i Wort sebalten. Gta, bas
GHIimmife iif ia nun noriiber; unb
iper ipeib, iun5u es gut tit! llnb mas
tuiIf ba nun anfangen2
J@ 9aoe e or 1a gela9t: tg mill
gag g1srs lngsa, o,a anD Ia gas s.aaus' 'a
M yaso x:a .ISas i%. E paIlsnSss lss;i. IsHv.n n s.
.,.1 az w WY. ~. ssiW..os, ss,,, I''S ws.1 ~
W. 49, nas ss!gs'D' taa ,: .I.'osn. . s. AOs.
sug yas ~ w'ap. g.n pul 1uss
ma snHt M ~ .apIs glsr Dss u.,;M ana !IDpnsm: sm:
~ VIC Duusl 'p''D 9 hu'utuuD h'w'
'ssssM rxo. -
60: ~ lsgs W % SDnlommsa s eIn, n aagas ~
isxS gss.s w p:9ls; w. = DuB 10y ~ eslns nc VaI. %
i;rs mu%t t1asrssn nt sunSsr a,Y .Isa y. Des,s M
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9amen: Wsdntel, 1tm,icblaatitdler. Sadeu.

Sai9engeIo. bas mir Grau b. SeaniB
auf Sbre NnOrbnung ausgesablt bat,
geniigt pollfommen, um mir iiber bic
3eit neiuer Stelenloli9feit gut binmegs
auhelfen. Sd CLAUDE, baB es Sbren
Munfden entIpri9t, lpenn i9 bic ga.
den, bic Sic fiir mid angel1offt babeu.
bon Jran b. 5elinib abbolen Iai1e, unb
Id bite Sic, ole betrefsnbe Mnweiiuug
gehen 3u mollen. WtiBbenten sic es
ai6t, iDenn mid elm @sfiibt Der G6am
oa3u treibt, fiir Die nd6fe 3eit Sbnen
fern 3u bleiben unb nidts bon mir b6-
rem au tofen. 9obalb i'd cine Gteuung
Befunben babe, bic mir bas bietet, mas
ia siisbue, fhreibe id Sbneu. Sd uerbe
Sbnen bann Re9enf6aft iiber nlIes Gin.
3eIne ablegen. Soate es mir ,pieser
f6Ie6t seben, 10 ueiB i6, baB i'd mid
Itets berirauensuolIe an Sic tuenben
ttrfte. s3rob Sbres frensen gerbots
miihen Sic mir bod geifatten, Sbnen
nod eiumal aus tisfitem Sersen fiir
Sbre Site 5u banfen.
Sbre sic tantbar berebrenbe
Marsarete 2eFen.
Sn bem 5tDeiten Briefe bantte He
GFou b. Sellnit in fdli9ten unb bera.
li6en Morten fir bas @ute, bas lie ibr
getban, unb bat nm 8esaeibung fiir ben
YerbruB, ben He ibr mioer ibren Wils
len bereiiet babe. gs ipdre ibr mad ben
neueifen Borgdngen au traurig, Grau
b. 6ellnis isBt gegeniiber3utreten. sic
pole ben peli6nliden Nbf9ieb uno ben
perf6nliGen O4nt bettasen. Sic babe
an ben @rafen Don pagser. r.MabIborff
geIdrieben unb tperbe morgen au sSral
b. 6etnib fdiden, um iih 3u erfunbis
gen, ob Der 6err @raf Werfuguugen
iiber bic BON ibm ongeidaffteu Sa6en
getroffen babe.
@leidjeitie iebte iie cine Mu3eige ouf,
in ber fih elm nit 3eugniRen beriebenes
iunaes Mdodeu, bas Die fauinldnnilGe
Bu6baltling eflernt, I'm cine STEELE aIs
8udbalterin ooer Gaifirerin be,parb.
@rete lbergab bic 8riefs uno bic
Nn3eise perf6nli9 einem Sitnimamn
5u fofOrtiger Bef6rberung. Sic bate
ibm nod eingeifdrft, ouf etpaige Sra.
gen 3u antmorten, er ipiKe ni6t, mo bic
Damenobne, bic ibm bic Griefe iiberge,
ben babe. llnb biefe Nnpeiiung mar
niGt iiberfihflis geipeien. Ser Oienf.
mann iberbra1te mad etmas 3wei
Stunoen bic 3eitunssquitiung, 3uglei9
nit benz 8ei1eibe, tdB ct bic beioen
9errfdaften 5u SauIe getroffsn, unb
bnb beibe nod ber Nbrefe Der Dame
9efrast bdtten.
Mm anberen Morsen aanb bic Nnjsige
ia ben beioen eeleienifen 2otalbldttern.
6lan3i 5udte bic Ni9eln, als 8rete ie
ibr 3eigte.
Crete f9ifte mad Der 2in6enftrabe.
sic empfa5l tpieoerum benz Dienitmanu
ON. nift 3u iagen, ipobi II ct bic Ga1en
3u briugen babe. lnb balb 6ardaf fam
ibre Hdbmoidine unb ibre inbne grobe
2ommobe, In Der 6rau b. 6ellnib 4lles,
mas @reteu seb6rte. big auf bic fIeinite
Rleiniateit. nit groBe 6orgfalt perpaft
botft, in ber Martgrafeniirabe on.
(Sforffebuuo foIot.,
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s~ &. s. 9ofbeina San Mns
tonic, bat fortudbrenb 8runnensBobrs
mai9inen, pumpen, @inbmiblen unb
eiaen grobeu gorratb bon Nderbauges
rdtben au nieorisen preifen On 9anb.
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@roBer gifer.

Student: 56ren sc mol, 8ienifs
mann. oas 9aus ba fdllt mir i9on felt
einem Sabre auf, mas 1T oenn bas FIR
Gin @ebdube2
9ienamann: Oct 10 be lluiperiitdtl
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Di@tung unb gDobrbeit.
9euli6 las i6 in Der 3eitung bic Re.
aeniiOn bon einem Sbeateriiid. Da
bieB e.: Sas 0aus NOR aum Breheu
nou. Dabet mar ct 10 leer, bat mir
ian5 libel tpurbe.
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ale beutl9, amerit a n /.
f9en unb europdif1en 2as
len Der fir 1883 su baben bel
0dc 9en88,
70, O,10.4w San Nntpnio.
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Ma9t Cure Beftelungen fdr Sta.
9elbraht, glatten Drabt, giienble9,
2upferble9 unb 26the bel piper &
9 9ultbeB 249 Marfet ctr.
5part @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fiir niebrigite Marttpreiie.
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(6ortfetuns fOIst.,

= ginen ansemefenen abiGieb bonn
Seben nahF Der oeutf6e Wuhtlebrer
Qenrp Siuserboff in philadelphia.
Der Nann mar erif 3ipei Sage in ber
Audterfaot, als er fi9 i'm 0otel ers
i9ob, gIeid na6oem er auf isiner
@eise unb smar nit tdnftleriider Boil.
enoung cine i66ne COMPETITION, betitelt
r4bi9iebs.arie". geipielt batte. 4ls
man IN iein 3immer brans, lag bas Ros
tenbeft nod aufgefdlngen Dor benz gnt.
feelten. 4us 8rieten eing heroor, baB
Singerboff aus @luira. u. D., getom.
men mar unb auber {einsr @eige, eiGem
id6nen Snifrument bon por3lgli6er
2lansfarbe, ni9ts mebr auI Der Welt
beleiien batte.
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20,104w

= 1866 tamen 1O8. .722 guropder
nod Nrgentinien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-31

Iqe neue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap einsei6lOiien, BET pancOafi &
Sobn.
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MA8N plaza
Acequia Strasse : San Antonio.
DRESS GOODS.

Nes nae gut 1T uno Nus II IN nen populdren
DRESS GOODS, pde s in @ebau4 nb tann b uns ntn
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Herbst.No

IN 6ebe Nas, Samet unb BliMes llne Departement in L
1T ccmplett nnD fahrea mir e Wau wele mir gum s,
empfebien tSnnm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01
THAT SCAMP" TODD.
But He Found Sudden Favor With
His House"

He was thirteen years old and small
for his age, but by no means delicate.
On the contrary, he was as sturdy a
chap as ever looked out of a pair of
mischievous blue eyes from under a
most rebellious crop of curly, golden
brown hair. His name was Robert
shortened by relatives and friends into
Bob-TOdd, and he was in the employ
ment of the great dry goods firm.
Harm, Tell 81 Prince. r
He was engaged as general helper,
but got into so many scrapes and en-
tanglements that the majority of his
superiors voted him a general nui-
sance, and he was threatened with dis
missal once st least, on every one OF
the six working days. Such a boy for
tumblihg down stairs and bursting and
scattering the contents of the boxes
with which he had been severely en-
Joined to be specially careful such 8
boy for going out Of his way to STUN
BILE over things and into holes-such a
boy for stopping when sent on errands
TO double-shuffie and heel-and-toe it to
the lively tune of every hand-organ he
met-such boy for humping his fore.
head, barking his shins, hitting his
funny bones, acquiring black eyes, cut
ting his fingers, sneezing at inoppor-
tune moments. forgetting what he
should have remembered, and remem.
bering what he should have forgotten,
surely never lived before and probably
never will live again. No one ever
thought Of speaking of him-I mean
no one In the establishment where b.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01
NATURAL BRIDGES.
Quite a Number OF Them to be Found In
the Different states.

Quite a Number OF Them to be Found In
the Different states.
The Natural Bridge is always spoken
of as if there were but one. and such
is unqueslionably the general impress
sion. Everybody knows about the
bridge in Rockbridge County, Virginia.
but very few know that there are other
natural bridges in the Republic. Nor
is it strange. for they are in remote. in
accessible neighborhoods. very seldom
visited and almost never mentioned in
print. One bridge is in Walker COun-
w. Alabama. 1t spans about 120 feet.
is some 30 feet high, and is said To be
fully equal to the famous bridge in
Virginia. I'm the sandstone that under
lies the coal formation. it is the center
of wildly romantic region. lofty.
PERCEPTIONS sides of the same sandstone
being visible in the surrounding hills.
In Christian County, Kentucky, is an
other bridge. having 4 span of 40 feet
and height of 100. California boasts
of five Of these curiosities the largest
being on small creek emptying into
the fork of the Trinity river, where q
vast ledge of rock crosses the valley.
The creek runs under the ledge through
an arch 20 feet high and $50 feet span.
Siskiyou County, on Lost river, are
two conglomerate sandstone bridges.
so close that they are often called the
Twins In Tuolune County, on Coyote
creek. are also two bridges within half
a mile of one another, some 40 feet
high, and having span of 290 to 800
feet. Thus there are eight natural
bridges in all. and probably others that
have not been discovered. T. Coma
nlercial AdrertiSer
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is the
fountain OF health, by using DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good digestion,
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soundness of constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch. or eruption,
TO the worst Scrofula, or bleod-poison- Es-
pecially has it proven its efficacy IN curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores, Hip-Jolnt
Disease, ScrOfulous Sores and evenings Eli
larged Glands. and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (which q Scrofula of the Lungsl, by fts
wonderful blood-purifying. inE1g9ranns. ana ".
nutritive properties. For Weak Lungs SRiL-
ting of Blood. Shortness of Breath, Broncnltis'
Severe Coughs. Asthma, and kindred aHee-
tions, IL is a sovereign remedy IL prompuS
cures the severest Coughs. Tf.-..
For. Torpid Liver Biliousness, or Liver
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an unequalled remedy. Sold by Druggists.
DIR. PTEHCE,S PELLETS - Anp7
bilious and Cafhartfc. ..i
sc a vial BY druggist3- -...
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01

WIN. d. STEELA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01

The Boston & Albany passenger
train due at Albany at 6:57 the other
night was stopped while speeding along
near Chatham by a red light which the
engineer had noticed on the track a
short distance ahead. The signal was
made by farmer living near by, who
had discovered broken rail on the
track. and by covering his lantern with
an old red handkerchief had made .
danger signal and no doubt prevented
q serious accident.-4Albaav Journal.
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FarnllFOr Rent.

The fine stock farm, known as the Gen
eral Hancock farm, in Pettis county, one
mile east of Windsor, containing 665
acres, mostly in grass, well watered and
Improved. Rents low and terms easy.
See or address,
boutwell, & JAYNs,
Attorneys & Agents, Sedalia. Mo.
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n To washing ton In e he ars- -
To Baltimore in p hours.
This is hours quicker than the fastest
time by any other line.
The Day Express runs entire trains,
consisting of Day. Coaches and Palace
Sleeping Cans from St. Louis to Washing
ton and Baltimore without change. f'ass
The Night Express has Sleepers thrsagh
without change. No other line from St
Louis offers double daily through trsin
service to the National Capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-17
From GlliCnwO.

CHICAGO June 17.-There were no new or
sensational developments in the affairs OF
tho burst wheat clique to-day and none
are expected. kershaw has got no more
funds and will not get any more. The
whole affair has now become so entangled
between the Fidelity Bank, of Cincinnati,
and the American Exchange National Bank
here, there are now so many legal compli-
cations, that whatever funds should come
here would undoubtedly be swallowed Up
without doing anybody in the trade much
good. The affairs OF C. j. Kershaw & Co.
are so desperate that Eggleston, the special
partner, whose liability as general part
ner is claimed, is putting his property out
of his hands. Attachments and injunctions
will undoubtedly be gotten out against him
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-17
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TELEGRAPmEC NEWS.
Destructive Toruado.

GRAND FORKS, OAK, June 17.-Thls city
was visited with detructive tornado yes
terday afternoon The storm came from
the west and travelled due east. Twenty
five or more buildings, including the Catho'
lie Church and the University OF North Da'
kota, were blown to the ground. The lab
ratorv and museum in the University were
almost totally destroyed, besides hundreds
of smaller dwellings, storehouses and sheds.
The following were killed outright Mrs.
Toilet and her mother. Mrs Davis; Cora
Starbird, aged y years, and man named
Gummerson, of East Grand Forks. Several
persons were seriously injured. In East
Grand Forks fourteen business buildings
were destroyed. Both bridges across the
river were swept away. The total loss Is
estimated ut 100000. The storm was local.
Tho train from the North was blown from
the track about four miles out, and rolled
over couple Of times. No one was killed,
but many were seriously injured. During
the storm last night Halver Leland, of Walle
township, was killed. The storm is report
cd quito severe at Marvel and Ardock,
where buildings were blown away. The
Andrews family had their house torn 10
pieces and carried 100 feet. Ed. Tierney's
house was overturned and his wife injured
The children were carried $50 feet and not
hurt. One of them, aged six years, was car
ried across the railroad track, and lay there
during the whole storm. c. A. Myerstrom
Is dangerously hurt about tho head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-17
Inl,uman Treatment.

WABASH, Ind, June IA sensation was
created yesterday by the arrest Of Samuel
Meyers, superintendent of Miami county
asylum for the poor, on charge Of assault
ing and cruelty beating helpless female in
mates Of the institution Constable Taggert
appeared before the county commissioners
at Peru and made mplain:agains Meyers,
An investigation was Immediately ordered,
resulting in the arrest The principal com.
planning witness is Minerva Taggert, the
feeble-mnded sister Of Constable Taggert
who has been in the asylum for about nine
years. Miss Taggert alleges the most fear
ful and inhuman treatment on the part Of
Meyers, aud in evidence showed great welta
on her back and arms where she said she
had been beaten by the superintendent
She has barely escaped with her life. The
alleged brutal assaults made by Meyers
have been wholly unprovoked, according
to the testimony of others. Emboldened
by the story of the Taggert girl and the ar
rest of Meyers, several other helpless female
inmates OF the asylum have made similar
and exhibited their bruised and
blackened limbs as evidence OF the treat.
ment they have received. Meyers will be
tried